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The U.S.-based Warner music company has filed a lawsuit accusing a popular Taiwan-based karaoke chain of playing its music videos without permission and is demanding $24,000 in damages, a state newspaper reported Friday. The Hong Kong arm of Warner -- a subsidiary of Time Warner Inc., the world's biggest media company -- also is asking a Beijing court to order Partyworld to apologize for playing three Warner videos, according to the China Daily newspaper.
November 22, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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